2015
DOI: 10.1038/jp.2015.15
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One-time umbilical cord milking after cord cutting has same effectiveness as multiple-time umbilical cord milking in infants born at <29 weeks of gestation: a retrospective study

Abstract: One-time umbilical cord milking after umbilical cord cutting had similar beneficial effects to multiple-time umbilical cord milking before umbilical cord cutting in very premature infants.

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“…Another technique, used more often in Asia, involves clamping and cutting a long segment of the umbilical cord immediately at birth and passing the baby and the long cord to the pediatric provider, called C-UCM ( Figure 4 ). 38 , 39 The pediatric provider then untwists the cord and milks the entire contents into the baby. Milking the cord 2–3 times before clamping may produce a similar placental transfusion as C-UCM.…”
Section: Cord Milking Technique and Terminologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another technique, used more often in Asia, involves clamping and cutting a long segment of the umbilical cord immediately at birth and passing the baby and the long cord to the pediatric provider, called C-UCM ( Figure 4 ). 38 , 39 The pediatric provider then untwists the cord and milks the entire contents into the baby. Milking the cord 2–3 times before clamping may produce a similar placental transfusion as C-UCM.…”
Section: Cord Milking Technique and Terminologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hosono et al in their retrospective study reported that one-time umbilical cord milking after cord cutting had similar beneficial effects to multiple time umbilical cord milking before cord cutting in very preterm infants. 22 Whether it would be ideal to milk the intact cord or milking after cord cut would be an area of future research. Recently, observational study by Hosono et al showed average amount of residual blood volume and blood volume per cm of cord as 15.5±6.7 (6-25) ml and 0.5±0.2 (0.2-08) ml/cm respectively and concluded that infants could receive approximately 18 ml/kg of whole blood by one-time milking of 30 cm umbilical cord.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Este procedimiento puede tener efectos similares al pinzamiento tardío del cordón umbilical en prevención de anemia, reducción de hemorragia intraventricular, sepsis, enterocolitis necrosante, retinopatía del prematuro y displasia broncopulmonar. [10][11][12][13][14] A diferencia del pinzamiento tardío, el ordeño del cordón no retrasa el proceso de reanimación neonatal, sobre todo en prematuros críticamente enfermos, lo que puede constituir una ventaja para este procedimiento. 15 El pinzamiento temprano del cordón umbilical; es decir, antes de los 30 segundos de vida, aún es una práctica habitual en nuestro medio asociada con una serie de complicaciones en el recién nacido, incluida la mayor frecuencia de anemia.…”
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